Security administrators have learned that users are switching between two passwords. When the system prompts them to change their password, they use the second password. When the system prompts them to change their password again, they use the first password. What can prevent users from rotating between two passwords?Group of answer choicesPassword complexityPassword agePassword lengthPassword history

A user is having difficulty remembering passwords for multiple online accounts. What is the best solution for the user to try?Question 10Select one:Create a single strong password to be used across all online accounts.Write the passwords down and place them out of sight.Share the passwords with the network administrator or computer technician.Save the passwords in a centralized password manager program.

On Linux systems, which CLI command and flags are used to force a user to change their password upon their next login? (Choose all that apply)1 pointuser -e usernamepassword -changeusernamepasswd -eusernamepasswd --expire username

Question 2In the Computer Management tool in Windows, what setting can an administrator enable if a user’s password was compromised and they need to update it?1 pointUser must change password at next logon.Password must be changedUser cannot change passwordPassword never expires

What parameter can be used in the Windows CLI to force a user to change their password on the next logon? 1 point/logonpasswordchg:yes/passwordkeep:no/newpassword:logon/passwordchg:yes

Which of the following is trueabout passwords?1 pointThe best passwords are the longest passwords; passwords that are at least 16 characters or longer are recommended.The best passwords are easy for the user to remember but difficult for an attacker to discover or guess.Passwords should be changed frequently; in general, users should not be allowed to use the same password for more than one month.There should be a long enough password history to prevent the user from ever reusing a previous password.